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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
UudsonviIIe Hsppsu,nr.

HUDsoNyILLE, Aug. 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
pTueine and daughter. of Spring Lake, sre
theguests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kronemeyer
Or. w. Winchester, who has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity has returned to
Egn. III. Woodruff Bros. of Grand
Rapids, have lust finished haying on the
Barnbam farm North o. the village. They
nave the finest piece of oats in the country
fhis vicinity will BE- largely renresenle3
at the Grange picnic a. Reed {
lake August - The thermometers here
are still doing business al go, 100 > etc
n the shade and last Friday IN the sun
actually went up to l2fo and loS , in the
shsde.-COrn and potatoes are being ruin
ed by the extreme dry weatheT.-Tbis 4.
the way a minister. who has TO walk three
miles TO rural congregation every sunday
msde known his aspirations "Oh, that
! might fy 10 you on the wings of dove
or on the back Of horse"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

A t-l4.ols nsEs& Drives - 1ssAsh-f As
fhsF a oaas<sT Stands a. 3as nae
arso ~ the sAsaz.

GEAsD HAyES. Aux. 81. n. better
knoNn as "Frsacby LeRgtias. szeof the
Blzek Lake "eumboAlersa eons1ssst r. TIE
lower court sss TIED IN the GFc0sl Court
today and pronounced guilty Tks case Of
the People vs. JOAN Moore, charged wigh
larceny % 0n tKial.
At noon today John Orr and . eompsnioa
OF Nunics hired livery team fr0al Hslry
Sprick 10 drive 70 ffairp0u. They DR.
four miles beyond Fraitp0rt. the team being
driven st full speed going and coming
through the blszlag sun. and upon reSe b
ing the stable one OF the horses dropped
dead. The animal was valuable one M.
Sprick having refused $50 Tor him lasl
week. The parties were not arrested when
tney came IN. but Orr was arrested later
after three mile chase.
The Weatherssx Post, q. A. T., Of this
city. viii build a club house at Highland
Park
Company F. forty-fve strong. left this
morning on the D.. q. H. & ~ Railroad
under command OF Lieutenant Mansfield.
Captain Harbeck being detained at home by
sickness.
c. 5 Chamberlain, man ager Of the Great
Western Cutter Company, returned today
from his home IN Oakland Cal, and VIII
push the immense works OF the Company
10 completion a. once and expects 10 build
5000 cutters and ship them before Deoem-
ber L.
The Misses Iazeltine and Sisson, oi
Grand Rapids. give large lawn party to-
morrow evening al their beautiful Summer
residence on Sprlug Lake for the benefit OF
ST. Johns Episcopal church of this city.
Gen. W. f. innes lett on the Goodrich
boat for Chicago tonight.
Among the Grand Rapids people AZ the
Cutler House are: w. l.. Tyler John Car
vey, j. A. Fairfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bender,
K. J. Coppes, Miss Jennie L. McBnde and
Henry w. Bliyen and son.
The thermometer marked 100 il the
shade at l O'Clock today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
Jurisprudence Johnson's Demise.

at ar my painful dooty 10 remark
dat Brudder Jurisprudence johnson
ar dead. said the president as the
triangle sounded. He war Al honor
ary member. libin ia Montgomery.
Alsbamv. an g. Has ginegsily referred
to by de ginera public As Prof john
SON He had &c high bonah Of bein'
de only Guild gem an in de city who
was admitted 10 do meetins If de
White Mans Drug Stoh club. Some
times he could be found in dc barber
shop under de Exchange h0tel tslkia
bout de way Dan'l got out % &c lion :
den without a scratch on his pussun.
an sometimes he could br found - de
newsstaH' in DE pos,-oilis relafiu his
pollyfickie experience su hopiu
somebody would buy him a paper of
tohacker. lie was one of o. aIlv
members Of dis club. Az 80 onlF Toa-
son he was nehber present ~ anv e
our anynsi neeiiH was heksse freight
charges SIN So high
Yes. ~ puriessor has drapped Of
by de waysidc while maxim de dusty
journey of life knewed him pus-
sonalIN fur many = srs v bale ] can (
say dsf be beftered De worid much. I
know dat he never harmed t A ais
eulogy ] would say Neither ricp Ror
grest-nclther pbilsFtnropisl Eor a
statesman. Jst Simply = man who
d - widgut "a ineTnv De usual EN-
b.sm Of rogrEin' viil be pUt out IN
Dc ususi way. an If be owed Us srv
hack dues we VII call he account
squsr 90 cf- De eaveuiR vii now
bs consumed III actin upon conwupi-
cashuns 81 istezin' 70 reFsrts. -
Dstron Free Pres
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
BIDWELL IN NEW YORK
TIE FAMOUS FoResR ARRESTED
Charged ~ith Being ssaspieiCas Chsrse-
ter says he hsx Rsformed-In
Paris fsuEte~sf SARA
SD story.

Nav YOEK. Aug. s.-GeoTge Bidwell, the
forger lately released from al English prison
on account Of illness, and Who was arrested
On his arrival here today, was
this afternoon taken before Justice
Duny at Jefferson Market Police
Court aud there being no affidavit
of complaint against him, he was arraigned
a. suspicious character Ia giving an
account OF himself IN response 10 the
charge, be stated 10 the Justice that he was
now a reformed man. he had changed his
mode OF life, and the remainder OF bis days
would DC spent IN an effort % redeem the
wrongs be had done society and his family
II Was painful 10 hlm 20 recall hi. .misdeeds
bat when compelled to do 50 lie felt
II but just 10 say that in regard TO the
forgeries upon the Bank Of England the
institution had recovered the nve million
dollars which be got from il, anil he had
served fourteen years ia Dart Moor prison,
hve years OF this being passed IN q locked
cell, shut out from sunlight or the sight Of
earth. For hYe years he was shut up in a
cell because his keepers professed
10 believe that he was shamming
sickness. IL had taken eight years 10 lind
out he was sick. La prison he had learned
10 read and write French, German. Italian,
Latin and Greek, and had passed away
some of his time IN writing verses His
vile had been true 10 him all this time she
was noble woman, and he now put him
self wholly under her care and
guidance. he had n son who was
now wealthy. and who had the largest
house IN the State where be lived. Bidwel
did not care 10 name the State.
Justice Duffy asked the detectives IL they
had any charges to make. They said they
had none, and the Justice. saying he was
always glad TO help any man reform, dis
charged Bidwell, who departed free man.
lRidwell is brother OF Benson Bidwell
who managed the famous trust company in
this city few wears azO-EDl
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

tf'efa'tf fe TNt ffNsSsAs ateN-t-
HaRT, Aug. S.--Rev. T. W. Fletcher who
will 60 TO Mexico Tor his health, preached
bis farewell sermon last Sabbath. -Pssi
Deputy Commander Evans, Of MAssschu-
sets, and Past Deputy Commando Jaynes
Of Hiisdsle, were TIE guests of Drplty
Commander Rutherford few dsys this
geek.--ETtensive preparations are bsine
made for the Ooeans county soldiers and
sailors reunion a. Camp HOuk sep and
2. The Hart Ladies Band and the j..
bridge Brass Band will be in attendance
The chsirmsn of the township boards
of School INSPECTORS met a. the offce of the
'ou1fy Clerk yesterday and elected Fluiu
j. Brooks member Of the County Board Of
Examiners ia place Of ?. ". Van Wiokls
Tnose term eEpirrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

PEoRTs, III. Aug. 2-Tbe Peoria Tsrlraal
fodav prints special from Gsiesburg
which states that Justice A. N. Craig. Of
good suth0ritv 70 have recently dropped
II conversation With q prominent business
man. remark 10 the sfect hat he Sl-
urene Court would not grant rev frisl
~ the condemned anarchists a. Chicago.
The court vas uns1snoGs in this decision.
Witch Wa - - Eert from 80 rgtifc lntii
the creu inz OF The September term.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
ETHEL MARRIED AGAIN.
Wealthy New Yorker This Time-In-
formation Wanted About Her
Former Marriage.

Fuller's New York Civil and Criminal
Detective Bureau has applied to the officials
here for a copy OF the complaint and also of
the decree IN the case Of Hale Howard
against Ethel Howard. nee Seymour The
facts Of their romantic marriage, while she
was filling an engagement in a variety
theatre mere, and the bin for divorce OF
young Howard are familiar to all. The
marriage was annuiled Dy the Superior
Court on the ground that Howard was not
OF legal age at the tn be entered into the
life partnership with tie fair singer She
Immediately returned TO the stage and be-
came an attraction AT one OF the leading
variety theatres IN New York. young
gentleman OF means and social position he
oame infatuated and he and the "winsome
llssle" were made husband and wife il j.
understood that information IS now wanted
concerning her actions here To aid in de-
veloping some o; similar romance OF hers
in the East, probably the one formed by her
last alliance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
THEY WANT THE EARTH.
Rarsga County People Kicking vigorously
Over UneArned Land Grants.

LttLNs'Nt 70 Tvt NtlttF N--t7tL9.
L'ANsE, Aug 3.-The people of this viein-
ity who have been waiting twenty years
for the completion of the old Marquette.
Houghton e OntOnagon railroad, or the
forfeiture OF the land grant given to the road
especially TO assure is speedy completion.
are clamoring loudly for the forfeiture of
the lands, which are valuable and should
be opened to homesteaders, but are still
held by the railarOao regardless of right or
equity. The grant comprises many thou
sand acres of mineral, pine and agricultural
lands, and If once open for settlers the
country would be speedily developed. The
railroad has always had q strong LOBBY 2
Lansing and Washington and has mana ed
to retain the land Illegally for over sixteen
VFars
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
PATENT CASH CARRIERS.
Jadge Brown Practically Gives Monop.
oily of Busin tn One Firm.

Jodge Brown Practically Gives Monop
oily Of Bus ines to One Firm.
DFTRoT, Aug. 3.-Judge Brown, in the
United States District Court. today granted
decree for complainant in a suit for in
fringment of patent brought by the Rapid
Service Store Railway Company of Detroit,
against the Merchants Store RAILWAY Com
pany of New York, and Taylor. Wolffden
& Co., of this city. The Judge
made liberal application of the
doctrine of mechanical equivalents, and
held that prior patent of their complain
ant covered all devices for giving original
impulse 70 cash carrier traversng a per-
manent way, includes e permanent iniunc-
ton rom manufacturing and using the in-
fringing device and refers the claim for
damage to the Master in Chancery. The
dcCisiOD VII effect very large ousinese-sza-
terests, as many of the alleged infringe
ments are in use in all parts of the country
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

DrsEIx. Aug sat Kilrush. county
Clare. today. pose 81 police stssnpted -
arrest s~vsrsl drunken railinsnen ~ho
vsre creating disturbance IN the streets
Comrades Of the drunken rsn came 70
heir -escus and repuiS~si the police Nth
sianes snd ciubs holding thern a. hsv untiI
s-Sistance came % t1e constshlss. vhen the
entire party Of niilsisnen we're locksd ID
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
MISS HOLMES RELEASED.
Said to Have Given Important Information
as to the Fidelity Bank.

CTNCINNATI. Aug. 3.-Miss Josie Holmes,
exchange clerk of the Fidelity Bank, was
released from Jail this afternoon on her
own Tecognizsnce, upon her signing
bond in S2Oo00 10 appear
before the next regular term of court.
United States District Attorney Burnett
stated that inasmuch IS she mad given I'M
portant information TO him ABOUT the
bank, and in view Of what she
would give, he advised heI release. The
District Attorney would not divulge what
Miss Holmes had said, but it is understood
she has explained the entries in her books,
and designated what moneys went into the
Chicago wheat deal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

BrFFAto. y =. Aug. 3.--Tb- convention
u surface railroad employees hss sacoesde5
IN forming a national orEsaizsiio8. Al to
day session Constitution and bylaws for
ne governments q a nafonsi district sssern
by we're adopted. Ihe srgsuizstion vi
~ International, embracing Csnsfs- snd
-hiie conducted ss = separate trade gniis
wii % Part q ths K1iehfs ~ labor Jsress
n. AsTes. ~ Ne~ Tork was esected "a
tloDsl Dstricf Grs1d Nsste-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
The KENTUCKY ELECTION.
General Buckner Believed to he EIecte
by About 1000 Majority

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3.-Complete returns
from seventy-One counties in the State
show republican gain Of p. f76, sn average
gain Of So in each county. If this ratio Of
Republican gain Is continued, the Demo
Gratis Will elect General Bucxner bv less
than 900 majority. Conservative Demo
crats do not claim greater majority than
10000 for Buckner, and the more enthusi-
asiic Of the Republicans ere now claiming
the sisciiou OF Bradley by from 2,oo0 10 s.
ffG
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
LATEST ABOUT TIE PRESIDENT.
To BE Entertained by Democratic Club
In The CatskiIl NInnntlnna

NEW YokK, Aug. 3.-Specials 70 the
Nal and Express state tnst President
Cleveland will De entertained Friday or the
latter part of this month 81 tho Democratic
Club House on Slide Mountain. IN Catskills
Judge Alton b. Parker. Judge Maynard and
Public Printer Benedict are members Of the
club. Fishing thereabouts is excellent.
Col. 5. J. Tilden. of Columbia County. it is
further stated. viii entertain the President
and Mrs. Cleveland a portion ofnext month
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

SAS FRAScIsco, Aug. 3.-lt IS evident
that the wheat deal has collapsed. The
board Of directors adjourned the call board
this forenoon and there were no dealings
to establish prices. A number OF failures
are rumorsd. but up 10 noon nothing de-
finite was known.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
PrnhIhifiOn In England

LoNDoS, Aug. 3.-The Prohibition party
has issued call convoking 8 temperance
convention in London for the purpose OF
embarking IN an organized effort 10 return
10 Parliament ard municipal councils #
various cities and towns, such car lidates
only as are favorable u prohibition
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
Cholera at Malta.

LovDoS. Aug. Five cases Of cholera
one fatal are reported on the Island OF
Malta and a quarantine Of ten days has
been declarst against all vessels from
Maltese paris at Gibraltar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

CrF~r7-1uslisf5 f5slest e- E.sbs~f Crrris-
leuiss t4rsreT ard Sally nlorei = 49,
inert 4sdxnasuf fog defsudsnts fsr crYv~s
fro1ee1ings starea thirty dsvs SIX.
Erea uers &c. Frank Isrsb beeu-svsif
Ju3rrnert fsr pisinfff k5J - ard eo~fs
yrrg-y BEsIvrss- Krb5n Fsichsrds y.
slnson ssssTss <sSapSii Esrz. fied
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

ssTEssnt JOAN Johnson is acting supsr-
inssDSenf q Police in The sbsencs II Gene
"a smith. insesd e serrssnt Hurley a.
srron eousl lv s1ste5 vester5sy morn n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

fx- ssfrf q, r-s -s.sasss-ssstla.
AAssF Aug 3-The band saw mach
insry ia o1s-'s mill broke this morning
break r- ssv. snd iujuring the ssv7er.
john looks. sod ths fier. Phny T0ber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

IsvcssTxs Pa. Asg 3--5scob Miller.
collector Of ths vhoisssle grocery frn of
Nintsyer q Holinzsr. bss dissppears5.
having sEs~zzls6 . isrzs s0osDs Of tie
Ern - ssoosy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

al work and ~ r.ay makes Jack f.-Il
hcr and dent snr ene make fns rs stake
Of thinkt-a that rsese peorIa Go nothing
besides sfteaaing .ecfures and Assembly
resx- Everybody IS laA Of hzppiness-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
pAT9ICk COLLINS
a. Inquiry .. IN whv he Is Under Police
Slr~elllsnce.

Surveillance.
LoNooS. Aug &-Psfrick O'B-isn. gnsm-
ber for North Monaghan. has sizrifsd his
intention 70 in'srrorste Nr Bslfour. chis'
secretsrv for Ireland. as 20 The reasons for
pacing PatricS Coihas, Of Boston. under
tae sHrveiiiaDce Of Detectives. srd vii d.
rect his inquiries TO ascertain whethsr ths
Government is responsible for the outrage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Os this 6oor you VIII also iiDd our Dec
Grated Chan Der sets which ne are selling
wsv.beisH white goods Have lust recsiF
ed ns~ line. Before giving you iis' q
some of onr bargains. We would llke ~ tel
von q our sRocess in buying another lot 81
those wire " traps. We hsvs had hun
dre6s ssk for them those few osys -s were
out Though vs ordered I've Tunes a.
many ss before 80 srs sfrsio n you 90 Dot
buv yours now ve vii % out of then again
IN fsv davs They sYs - much Dioer -
bsvs about fhs house thar the sticfv ~
paper and vii ssf for year only - cents.
-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

KALAMAZOO. Aug. 3.-The Akrons hit
Hart hard in two innings today. then
Flanagan pitched sBd blsnked them in two
innings, with, but two hits. The home
team played careless game. Kalamazoo
II, Akron. 5. Earned runs, Kalamazoo, 8:
Akron, ,. Base hits, Kalamazoo. %: Akron,
9. Errors, Akron, 4; Kalamazoo. .. Um-
pire, Steli berger
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

str>ss.ts - -ss rs.ssNas-.zaa-s.
WHuE CGouD, Aug. 3.-The White Cloud
bsse ball club defeated the Muskegon nine
today by a score of > To Is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
CHANGED DAILY.



Opens With equatorial weather. and ss .
consequence the ladies' do not care as rule.
10 60 shopping. but We have not suffered
much with the heat SO far. Our store being
50 large and good circulation Of air al
through the building makes II the coolest
store IN town As q lady remarked yesfer-
day while buying a large biz Of goods,
"ii is SO cool and comfortable here do
not want 10 90 home. And we think
that our cool spring water is quite luxury.
All Of our floors are supplied with this and
p.entv Of chairs and fans at your disposal.
The hot sun has not fepl away our Gus
TONERS. as our stores are full all the time
ana the wsy our bargains are going. shows
that our efforts are sppreciaied- And 70
the PEOPLE IN the country. We would be
pleased to hsve you call and see our nev
store while in the city. nothing would
please us more than 10 show YOU around.
or if you would like so have cool place 70
rest. don't fail 10 come in. even II YOU don
want to buv cents worth
Among the bargains we are showing tins
week are some Of those
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

AZ tnicaSO- p. BIZ.
Chicago. ..-3 2 l 0 Oh a >
Washington. % o % D o o. = 2
batteriss-Ciarkson aud Flint; shaw and Guli-
gan.
~ indianapolis
Indianapolis = 4O4 to oil Il :
BCstou ..-...-0 o 3 o o 2-1 II 8
Batteries Boyle and Myers. Conway and Tate
At Pittsburg
Pittsburg 30 o 0 4 c-j 10 ,
New fOrk--....0 0 . 2 O--6 IL ?
Batteries Calvin and Miller: Welch and
o Kolrke
AZ Philadsip iphia-Athietics 10. Metropolitaas =
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
BASE BALL.
Detroit. New York, ,Chicsgo and IndIanapo-
lis the winners.

tAS-r@tNt - trr t--t-NkA-aa sNA.
DETRoT, Aug. 3.-The Philadelphias had
in their left-handed battery today. Deslin
IS a left-handed pitcher and Clements. the
catcher. also used his nigh" hand. The
opening inning OF the game was very SINH
lar TO the opening OF yesterdays contest
in that the visitors did some miserable
fielding and allowed the Detroits TO get a
good lead. Devlin was wild, but mis- sup
port Was horrible. After presenting the
game 10 the Wolverines, the Phillies turned
IN and did enough batting 70 win almos,
any game. IL was, however. case OF post
mortem. Attendance 1900.
Detroit.............-......5O ? I o 0 %
thllaceiphla. ...-.....0 y D y o 2-6
HifS-Detroit 70. Philadelphia -
ErrOrS-DetrUit, ?. Philadelphia, :.
Batteries-Geizein and bennett. Devlin and
Clements-
Umurs-Va.tnflueg
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Of over a hundred pieces for $50 and
$3.50 W. have patterns that We keep IN
open stock. which you can buy as many
p,eces ss Won would ike and would make
i cheaper or more than those Dinner Sets.
according TO voUr own selection. These
wares are Of tb. lnies square shape and
very pretty decorations.
Second foor-iaks the elevator
We have been selling 8 good many q
those "a - ies sets ififiy-fve pieces have
them p blue pink or brown. j you want
cheap tss set and want r. get The sest
fhirr iar he money thai was ever put on
tie market call esrly and see them ss
ve nsrs not many left
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

lBidwell is brother OF Benson Bidwell
who managed the famous trust company in
this city few years ago.-ED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
BRLLAIRE.

Everybody is { liking street fair and all
our merchants are Frightening up their
windows.
Gen. Gibson speaks to the Republicans
this evening.
The theatre managers are erecting new
bill boards.
The Jolly Jokers" is the name of a
new society of young ladies on Gravel
Hill.
Chas. Rosser has brought a goat from
Pittsburgh, and says he is goingto win the
goat race.
John Hoffman, of the Second ward.
buried an infant child yesterday afternoon,
Governor Foraker came in over the 3. &
o. last night, and was driven to Bridge
port in a hack.
The Buckeye Building Association sold
money as high as 93 cents premium at its
last meeting. A great many people want
money Just at this time.
The steamer Emma is the only boat do
ing duty on the Ohio now.
The Bellaire and Enterprise Window
Glass Works mike first blowing this even
ing
Butter IS % cents a pound.
There should be no gambling allowed
on the streets during the fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
BENwoOD.

Mr.. Edward Noel, of this city, and Mr..
Daniel Brown, of Wheeling, are contestants
for a fine gold watch, in connection with
the festival to be held by Blazing Aaron
Lodge.
Rev. Cunningham has returned from at
tending Church of God Conference, below
Charlestown.
The many friends of Mr.. Patsy Daugh-
erty will regret to learn of his serious i'll
ness.
Deputy Sheriff Alex Dorsey was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. John Gribble. ofMartin's Ferry, was
in town yesterday.
Some Of u inhabitants desire to knew
what arrangements Ihe committee on
Transportation for the street fair made with
TIE proprietor of the ferry boat.
The bridge company that put up the
iron construction OF the Shep Macs bridge
will have to 20 over part OF their work, as
there is a deficit of two inches in one place.
Anumber will take in the Pittsburg ex-
cursiOG Saturday.
Indictments before the grand jury Mon
day were found against the following OF four
saloon keepers: c. Wilbert, 6; J. W. Hur-
ley, 6. Neil Quinn, y; Walter Dugan, 49,;
August Schad, IL; John Smith, ST., 8; W.
Jefferson, :; F. Miller, 5; W. p. Curren, g.;
ThOs. Collins, Z; T. B. DOlan, 6;JnO. Scan
Ion, 6; G. GeOrgeline, D.
Mrs. J. II. Van Couren, and Mrs. A. f.
Patterson, have returned from two weeks
visit to friends at st. Louis.
VIM. Crow, of ClaringtoD, o., is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Straghan.
Miss Jennie Burr, and her guest, Miss
Lizzie HOrnbrook. of Wheeling, have re-
turned from q visit to friends in Ohio.
Col. Englehard, the popular butcher at
Wiebergalls, desires us to state that he
kicked those boys out of the shop for steal
ing bologna.